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NOTEsOF THE EMPIRE STATE.
ELMIRA'S ANNUAL FESTIVAL.

GRAND ARMY BANQUET AND CAMP FIRE-LECrU RE
on GErrYsBURG-PIRE PROTECTION
ELMIRA, April 2-One of the events most anxiously
awaited by the people of EmiIa and the neighboring
places, is the annual May festival Six years ago the
frat May festival held in Il city and the in-
terost has grown Ill each succeeding year The
festival will begin this year on Monday evening,
May 80, and close with grand concert on Friday
evening June 3. Three sessions WI. be held each day
at the First Methodist Episcopal Church, and the
grand concert will be held at the opera house. The
festival will be conducted by DR.. ii. X. Palmer the
conductor and composer of New York. quartet
composed of Miss Ida Hubble, soprano soloist Of
Grace Church. New-York; Miss Anna L Casey. con-
tralto, of Syracuse j. Gordon Thomas, baritone
sooist of Elmra. will take part, as will also full
orchestra of competent musicians.
Baldwin Post q. A II. of this city will give a ban
quet ana hold camp fire in the hall i'll the Masonic
Temple during the afternoon and evering OF April H.
the twenty second anniversary of General Lees sur
render to General Grant Grant Preliminary meetings
for the cc!cb alton completed Ii is expected
that about 900 old soldiers and invited guests will
partako OF the Inequalities of the post. All tho
grand army posts of the city, three of veterans
and kindred organizations the po.t at Corning and
other eighhoring places. the Common Council,
Police and Fire Commissioners and Board OF Educa
tion of this city will he invited in body and invita-
tons will he sent to Governor Ill., Lieutenant Cover
nor Jones' officers OF the State encampment "nd
others. The Hon. John T. Davidson, commander OF
BALDWIN Post, will preside and Colonel Archie H.
Baxter will be POSTMASTER
Baldwin Post q. A. r. has made arrangements
with Lieutenant Long to lecture on the battle OF
augsburg at the Madison Avenue Theatre on the
night of the 10Th inst The lecture will be illustrated
by panoramic views OF the great battle special
train will be run over the Northern Central Railway
to accommodate the Grand Army posts OF Watkins.
Havana Pine Valley. Odessa and Horschcads who
have made arrangements 70 attend
few weeks ago TuE TRIBUNE contained an item
in reference to the the Emr CITY Fire Depart
for the protection OF buildings outside OF but
limit lppa tn ia q.
the whole department was practically the service
of the people OF the town of Southport. who shuuld
be in the city. but WHIP have always opposed anncVa
ton to or extension of the city limits TO get rid
of paving city taxes. THE Tart NE's article stirred
up the authorities of the city TO such an extent that
the hrc apparatus will lie held within the city limits
blrdens OF Fire Department will be at the mercy OF
the flames
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FALL RIVER April ,SOeedD.-Ihe proposition to sell
their accented by the shareholders OF the
Iron Works hero and the sale has been contaminated,
800 shares having been disposed Of at $40 per share
The purchaser is Mr. Lowell of the Ncw-lork rm OF Bor-
den Lowell What disposition he Will make OF tie prop
erty il unknown John :. BrayOn, one OF the former
owners said today that the purchase was not made TOT
the Old Colony Steamboat Company, rs had been re-
ported aud that he did know what purpose Mr. Lowell
hal IN There is probability that the Fall RIVER
and Providence Steamboat Company, which Is NANNY
owned by Works Stockholders. VIII also dispose
Of It's possessions gentleman said today that repre-
sentative of the company had offered 10 sell inc TWO
%15, 900 The Iron Works Company was the Oldest
corporation In the city, but boing unable 10 compete
against the Pcnnsy vana and the West
was Obliged To smccmmD.
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NI7IONdL CAPITAL Topics.
CHANGING A CUSTOMS PRACTICE.

CHANGING A CUSTOMS PRACTICE.
WAsHINGToN. April Prom Information recclv"i
at tho Treasury Department 1t appears that ccraih
entries OF matches contained In boxes OF the character
recently held to be dutabc. ut the rate OF 100 per
cent al vaorcm are now being liqudatc'i at New
York in accordance with such decision, notVithStahd
ing said entries made long before tho decision
rendered, and after goods had gone into consnnp
ton Secretary Fairchld has instructed the Collec-
tor IN such 10 llqudatc the duties In accord
ancc with the practice followed at the time Of entry
such entries he SAYS should be rcaljustcd without
the imposition Of the 100 per cent al vaOrcn refer
red to. Ia rcgarl TO tho Collectors Inquiry is 10
whether importer can escape the imposition oil
the 10, pcg ccfi duty on such match boxes by
separate statement Of tho value OF the boxes ~
dutiablo commodity bv abstalnng from MAILING
any deiucton OF said value from tho invoice q, 4
non table charge, secretary lar"hhd says that
from the opinion Of the At Orncy General OF Sept"m
Dor IL 1885, il would appear that boxes when af"
imported coverings either free OF duty or are
dntablc at the rate NJ 100 per cont al VllOrcm ana
must be rated accordingly.
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WRAPS AND COATS IN MANY PATTERNS

The firm OF Simpson, Crawford Simpson IL no"
displaying a special assortment Of fine French wraps
and LondCn-mado colts for spring ana
summer wear. An exquisite wrip for
summer IL sleeveless bodice OF black velvet richly
trimmed with Jet and finished with wide RULES VI
Spanish lace. beautiful wrap from Pingat Is OF
golden brown velvet IL is fitted closely to the figure,
and the sleeves ar, formed Of network Of black
chenille and Jet: the whole wrap Is richly trimmed
with chenille and jet. Another mantiIa is of sill!
cord crochctcd In open pattern, seeded with Jet and
trimmed with Spanish guipurc lace and Jet pendants
cose-fitting wrap In the bodice shape which Pngat
senIs ont this season. IL OF St blue velvet in that
deep tone OF color which Is dark enough to be called
steel nc X the short d0lman sleeves which are added
TO this wrap We're composed Of network of Jet beads
and bigcs and the bodice Is finished on the edge
with wide nounce OF black Chantly lace.
An exquisite short mantle Of faille Francais IL en-
brodered with two large fern leaves OF solid jet beads
one extending down tho back seam and the others
over the sleeves. Among English wraps are sling
mantcs and Covert coats OF Scotch chcviots, Engsn
twccds and smooth Melton cloths handsome coat
from Duncan Smith, OF Regent-st. Is made Of dove.
colored Melton c.oth finished with iy-irOnt ana
richly braided with heavy silk soutache brald this
collar and cdging the sleeve Black coats are shown
IN English cOikscrcw-Cloth and kersey cloth. A.
number OF handsome istcrs for travelling are DIS
played and many fine cloth Jackets and long coats
for misses and children.
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MOVING 10 DISBARL II. rCREERr.

PfTTsBUEG, April t>p'cim-M meeting OF The
Allegheny County Bar Association this afternoon
tce OF three appointed To move before the county
fol the di,burnt of J. H. McCrecry on account
Of Irregularities McCrccry Is about forty years OF age
Mr. McCrcery said this evening that hc hat borne IN
silence the repeated charges against him. but hereafter
proposed make his bring proof lie says that
ne ready answer court and that the Bar Associ
ton really wishes Ia purge itself OF unworthy members
he will furnish the data which II acted upon will reduce
the ranks OF the fraternity considerably Al the meet
OF the Bar Association the committee on offences re-
ported that they found MctIccry guilty of i've charges
Of unprofos sional conduct preferred against NM
Among other things. II Is claimed that Mc'rccry passed
"A tlc 10 real estate against which he himself held
gage; also that he given ~ LOO ny party ne
tNecn whom and the rtt-burg and Lake Erie ROAD herc
was a difference 40 money due An audit proved that
nothing due and Mr. McCrecry failed 10 refund the
money.
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4 PROPOSAL FROM ,LOyGyUORElfry

The iongshoremcns Independent Protective and Be
ncyocnt Association has issued the following to the
chants aud master ste ycdores OF this port:
Ata meeting Of the Independent Protec.
i've ana HtbrNoent Association incorporated March 80
1Sl hd on the OF Apr J. 1887 II agreed that
herr after members OF this association viii
whrr tcr somen are employed TO assist dischargng
cargo II being understood that the number Of
p ell io dscha gng 0 not exceed ealf Of the number
men ot such 1t also agreed that the
beers o! tho above named association viii
Eu'ncci by outside elcmc strike
stances ~ Tor az their regular paid.
To all ~ which respectfully ask the Endorsement OF the
merchants ant master steyeores OF the port OF NewlO
April ,. 1857
t~lSncdl DANIEL ABRAMS. president.
FREDERICK
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A PROPOSED REGIuEyrAL SOCIAL CLUE

PROPOSED REGIMENT4L SOCIAL CLUE
The proposition TO organize a social club to be
posed Of the active veteran and exempt members Of
the 9TH l. giment, considered at the monthly
meeting Of the boari Of officers held at the armory
last evening. Captain Daniel Appleton chairman Of
special committee appointed to consider the sub
jcct, presented report in favor Of the project 1t
IL proposed to hI'e two lOors In The apartment
house in process OF construction at Sixty sixth
and IaIi-avc., adjacent to the armOry for the pur
Of the club. whose members can meet there and
seek the cOn-O.a ion which It's iaricr affords when
faugued by ,lrll- whichever they feel like coming
together for social PURPOSES There military visitors
can be- entertained ana the restrictions of the milf
tlry law IN reard 10 the kind OF refreshments that
may be served IN armOrcs will not apply. Their
Was iii crncc Of opinion in the board Of Officers
regard Ia tie prOprcty u giving their sanction to
tnc ma~ur', although 2JI members Of the regiment
have already signed the roll Of the proposed c,uD
Which liz projectors design TO have started with at
i'a-t 'oo members After prolonged debate the
board adjourned WuGOut reaching "A decision
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THROUGH NEW. YORK STATE.
GALLAGHER TOO MUCH FOR QUIGLEY.
HE rHROvs HIM TWICE AND Is IMMEDIATELY

HE THROWS HIM TWICE AND IS IMMEDIATELY
CHALLENGED BY THE JAP.
BUFFALO, April (Spcciai).The wrestling match to-
night for The Police Gazette championship police medal
took place mt the Main Street Rink Roundsman James
Qugcy OF NewYork City defeated by Dennis Gala
gher. until lately member of the Buffalo police force Tho
conditions were best two I'm falls the rst side hold
the second and the third to be tossed
for There q wrangle oftwo hours about referee
and at Mayor Beckers suggestion Matsada sorakch ana
James Harty were appointed to represent tue con,es
tants, with Edward W. Drew final referee. 9nig-
ley wei hed 100 pounds and Gallagher 10 Both
were IN good condition. Gallagher won tne
ride struggle and In minutes Gallagher threw Qulg
ley but the referee decided there fall the spec
tators shouted and Kissed for several minutes:
Both men were excited when wrestling was resumed
and Gallagher gained the fall in three minutes Inc
match awarded him. Matsada sorakichi challenged
the winner
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covsrr.cEyERAL SURPRISED AT HIMsELE

Juan A. l.. Ronalde the Cohsui'Oehcrdi iol INC
p.uuh,ic of salvador, who rushed into Police Head
,,,ar,cre on Friiay night asking protection from
strange men who, he said, were continually follow
ing him would not say any thing yesterday IN cxpla-
,,aiian ~ his action lie lives at No 3lj West
Tnmrcenib.st and reporters told that he was
ont He is employed as a clerk by Linman a Kemp
No 20 wiiamst, and there 1t was SAID that nc mao
to be much surprised ut bis own conduct as any
body else.
sad to be oil right. His cOnsulship Office il at No
% Broadway, and there it said that Mr. R0nade
had oyertaxed his strength by hard work and pos
eiby had been troubled over a small robbery In his
housc q short time ago.
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wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

MOUNT VFRNoS.-Ihe Rev. Dr. Newland Maynard Is
nOunccd preach ut Trinity Church this evening The
Masterton mansion. against which Harryot Noyos had
$4,000 sold auction order
stephen Marshall referee. II bid by Harryot
Noycs fOr $4,000.
MAMAHOsECK.-Mr and Mrs. James Wood, while driving
to funeral yesterday severely injured by their horse
taking fright running Mr.. Woods hurt about
the mp and legs. and MIS- Wood about the head
SIvG-Thc Republicans OF Sing Friday
the nominations for village officers To be
voted for Tuesday; President j. j. Mahansy trustees.
Ezra H. Iofton John llraney AMI William Mctaskic col
lecor charles < Raymond George II. Barlow;
village committee James Bedell AlonzO Draper, Edward
+. McCaskc Edw ard II ola ai.d Louis OsswAlt.
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AID NEEDED FOR DEC0RATJOy Dty

The citizens Auxiliary Committee Of the Grand
Army Of the Republic organized for aiding in the
proper ob-cT ancc Of Decoration Day, socits c0ntr-
luton, toward that object Any suplu. remaining
in the hand, Of the cOmlntt0c, after paving the cX-
pcn-c> Of the Decoration Day c'I"brltiOn. WIFI be-
turned over TO the relief fund for c benefit Of vet
Grams orphans and widows. Ferdinand l.. Earle j.
authorized 10 receive funds The committee includes
among Others Mayor Hewitt eX-Judgc Noah DaS is
Theodore Roosevelt, william BOwd Roswell p. Flower
August Hcimont, John d. crmmns. Alexander :
Webb william VI. Eyarts, william Il. Grace, J. Pier
lont Morgan. Ir. Morgan DIX Or Thomas Armtacc,
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NOT CALLED TO lyEWYORK.

A dispatch published yesterday from Salem, Mass
s6atod that the Rev. DR.. f. C. Bolles, pastor Of
srst Untyersalist Church Of SaIcm had received call
from tho Third Universalist Church O Ncw-Yoik. In
MeS3 Eleventh-st The trustees say that no call
Nas toon sent TO DR.. Boyles The Rev. Mr.. i'll
man. the pastor Of tho church In West Elcventh-st.
roSisned the passionate q few weeks ago. lie
MANN with tho church, however. until May J. Ono
n ~ trusees said that 1t possible that someone
eonnced with the church here had asked DE-. B0llcs
q ID would accept Q CALI
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,.p1v yo scUEuE" WAS DESIGNED

In the formal challenge from Mr.. Bel OF the ROYAL
Clydc Yacht Club for the Americas Cup, 1t Is asked
that ain the event Of an accident happening to either
competitor previous to the start, sunieeh. Tine be
given 10 make necessary repairs ana SHOULD sc
rous ACCIDENT happen during the race THAT race not
being the final onel, fair aud reasonable Tune sldI
given 70 yacht TO make repairs before called
upon again" When some OF the yachtsnnp
interested the race first rad the challenge, they
thought that part referring to accidents to the
yachts was a scheme VI ME- Belts to tho risk of
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HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Windsor Fotel-Lord Clifford. Of Englnnd Sir george s
Stephen and Sir Donald A. Smith, OF Montreal ana mme
Adelina Patti Hotei- Robert T. Lincoln OF
Chicago Curtis Guild and Byron Weston OF Massachusetts
Alexander MITCHELL Of Milwaukee and Ynng Wing OF M
ford Murrdo Hilt HofS-Railroad Commissioner John
ODonue OF Albany and the Rev DR. l. vnn Bokkelen OF
Bunslo.. Neg YORK Hot.-Judge W. Wallace Of syrs;
Rochester Gfssy Houss-Genera George H. sharpe OF
Kingston " Y... Westmnstr Hote-state Senator JOIN
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VARIOUS NEw.JERsrY TOWNS

WrFHAwkTN.-W William Delaney. a sailor fell into
Yesterday from the bark Queen lying AT the oil docks and
drowned lie had been ashore Friday night, and II l.
supposed that when he returned at early hour yesterday
lac intoxicated
BAYONSEThe Rev William W Knox. pastor OF the First
Reformed Church has received call To the Trinity Reformed
OF PlalDile.d
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.IEEsEY CITY.

The trial Of James Ca,anash for the murder "i
Patrick Hayden lat Thanksgiving day has been nv
for Nprli 10. II j. uub r~tOO1 that apiIcato~
will BE- ma c for further po~ipOncmcnt on account
Of the Illness of Theodore INcr~On, one Of the coun-
-el for the d,f"lcr.
The April term Of the Hudson County Court, viii
begin 1Tc.lay.
Maggie thirteen has been missing from
Johnson "Wednesday. IL IN believed that she
away TO find employ mcnt search has been Instituted by
fle uullr
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ALONG WIFE SOTND-

BRlDGEPORT.-At Christ Church tonight the Rev. Beverley
Will preach hs last Iencn The spirit
the Press aId the Kingdom Of God" The
Rev John Lyon OF the Church OF The cdoemcr a. 1. Bar
NUNS church, VIII tonight begin missionary movement
will be versalIsn. Why IL should lie BE
eyed Professor Arstingsal who had charge of the elc
plant jumbo until his DEATH lett here yesterday for Ham
burg where lac has tanning elephant contract viii, Hagen
beck, the German Snowman. Tho Republicans have
nominated civion Zones Tor Mayor The election akos
place tomorrow.
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AyAwARD THAT WAS NOT EXrRAVAGANT

AWKWARD THAT WAS NOR EITRAVAGANT
PHILADELPHIA, April (Speciab.-In Judge Wilson's
court today the urys award OF $4,000 to George DICK
in his suit against the Ridge Avenue Passenger Nai
way Company for severe internal injuries received while
riding In one OF the companys cars sustained and
the new trial asked by the company refused In making
the decision the court said:
While believe that all only fair measure OF
exercised aud that jures should not
ndulged unreasonable extravaganza Ia estimating sucn
regard tho sum awarded III inns cSe an
OBJ v u that respect
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The rc,cncr ,f,mora! Fund now amount, 10 So "a e.
The oard II A-.c-,or, yesterday decided 10 pave Bush
WICK with giant" blocks
The Rev c. b. Chapn Of ihe PTe.hyican church ia rec
mort has accrp, 4 call 10 the Ilr,t oipunel Church u
brooklyn
John H. H. Sioii lawyer ~ 80 ~ Pacific st. was AZ
rrrrf before walsh f'IfN. thAfgci WI ~
.auiiing Nr. Mis- Nuic. ie claimed That ihoy ni"f
iefen between aud Dis "lr. Ihr 'a-c WIS lo'tp"n,l
until % morrow. TIE defendant Civ nc = "p ball
pubic needing Tie Interest Of Nc,fo amt Ina 'ncl
fion Will n. held evening the Reformed church
IIsrlrtoui tcn,l =. 1. Armstrong and thc Kew H. H.
Fr4-sc.l VIII speak
Talbot Who arrested on - daY was
airenfd ft Justice Moore 100 The court OF S's"v- yea
r.v or cout Ion ". tl t. robbery ui o. l0nr- sioi
o ofr,i- detailed watch him in jail 10 consequence
OF his threats 10 kll himself.
NJ lillian Thompson the fulionst cwecr who away a
fortnight escape arrest Or rmi"ffc" h'- b'rl
"a small town Bfltlsh 'oiun' a. am
how hr 70 there aud ADDS t"t r
ba - money. ms lic b. = no money either.
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injury. to the Thistle during the race by crowans
weather might BE- because the race wouh be de-
carcd of II either yacht met with any serious mis-
fortune. On morn careful confederation OF tho cna
lenge yachtsmcn have come 10 the conclusion that
Mr. Bell merely wishes to have sufficient time guar
antccd In which his yacht might be repaired before
another race Is sailed
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FOUND GUILTY OF MANsLAUGHTER

ROCHESTER, April 2-Edward Mahar, indicted for muir
der in the first degree for killing his wife In the town OF
Gates November found guilty OF manslaughter IN
the second degree this afternoon. Judge Dwight SCH
fenced him TO twelve years in Auburn prison
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PRESIDENTIAL PosTMAsTERs APPOINTED.

WAsHINGroN April 1.-The President to-day appointed
The following posimasters
J Howard Taylor at Columbia Oak. vico H. Smith re-
signed. Narcclu. kecne Atlanta. ILL.,. vice William J.
Kirk deceased Alexander G. McCanety. at Austin, New,
". +. liver. deceased.
The present postmasers at the following named Offices.
which became Presidential on April l. were to-day reap
pointed
Iansdale Penn: Inray Va Martlnsvillc Va Point Pleas
ant ". Va. faglc Grove. Iowa Downs. kan. ~ John,
han. Ibi!igc, Mass. and Loupc CITY, Neb
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NEVIS FRON THE SUBURBS


A number o. prominent citizens ~ New Jersey, New
York Penn y VIII SInIf ms week 81 Nc"aIh
new uc company. The enterprise meets WIN en-
among people Newark and Essex county
Among interested ia the plan ate J. T. kinney l. i
Lao K son George a Ils,y. John H. BllAntnc Edgar H.
War Frederick \. Potts. Gardiner H. Eddy, Ia NJ Harrison,
BE II,ean Bone ami irc'.cllck =. Fish
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WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. Saturday. Al

WAsHI>GToS. saturday. April ., ISL.
IrsrGNEp-Nathan A. g. Smith 81 tho District Of
Columbia for the last nineteen years executive clerk In
charge ~ Presidential postOiicc appointments. to-day
rendered hs resignation Ia the PosmhsterN enrral who
accepted II with expressions OF esteem and reSret
CrsruMs DL,I-loNs-The Treasury Department has
decided that pear shaped pendants or imitation pearls
made OF glass and and used Tor drops on thcap
are uiira AZ the rate ~ tea per AL Naolrm
couup- zion OF glass paste -; also that naN which
has only passed through the procession ~ ripping steep
inr .pieadne lifting and -ouchlng preliminary 10 being
hacked duiahc az the rate Of so uer ton as max
hacked or dressed"
ARMY Orders Acting Assistant SURGEON J.. J. S"h
has been relieved from duty AZ brooklyn and ordered 10
Wilri's Point Second Lieutenant william H. Wright.
signal CORPS has been granted months leave OF Alb
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KINGSTON. April aD.-Henry c. Carman a resi-
dent Of Rosenale and veteran Of the war, was seri-
ously injured yesterday while experimenting the con-
structon OF cement klns large derrick fell upon him.
crushing his SKULL and there little no hope OF his re-
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lR. HLAINE " MISSOURI.

srRINGrrIp Do..April2.-Mr Blaine and party arrived
here al o'clock this morning After breakfast they
driven about town Mr.. Blaine was surrounded ~ sew
cril hundred people who called for speech. but he
cu-cd himself ire party LETT about O'Clock for Eureka
SPRINGS.
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LONG ISLAND

JAMAICA-EI Attorney John Fleming has been
pointed supreme Court referee 10 take Testimony the
cerngs OF the Metropolitan Trust Company OF Ncwlork to
forccOse the $bOOOOO of the New Wood
haven and ROckaway BracI Railroad Company.
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from Pennsylvania to take charge Of the PresbyArsn
church and school, He soon found himself cstracsed be-
cause of HE union sentmenta In 1852 he was mobbed
jefferson Davis gave him passthrou8h the ne sna ne
was made chaplain the Federal Army by presidents
Lincoln he now returns 70 find almost all his Old ad
yeraarfes dead
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ELMIRA April 2 Especial. Samuel Boyle. age fifty.
father Of Charles s. Boyle, pugist OF local fame in the
southern counties hanged himself In the barn OF
John Mct1eand. at Havana, this morning. 10 Is sup
posed that his mind affected owing to the annoy
by hearing his sons exploits in the prize